Ruddest city you have ever visited

For me its Toronto. I have been to NY,California,Texas, but people from Tronto act like they have anal cancer, hey are always in pain, Is it because of multiculturalism? Why are they so butt hurt over here?

Is gamespot a city?

New York City.

Fortunately, I haven't really ran into rude people when I'm visiting other cities or places. Most of the people and workers in the tourists parts of the cities are nice.

Worst experience was in San Diego (still my favorite city) where I lost my wallet so I had no money or ID. I was with my Uncle and we were trying to get back to the hotel at 10 pm or something like that. Anyway, we went to the bus station and tried to buy a ticket for Oceanside, but for some reason (policy or something) i needed my ID to buy a ticket and my uncle wasn't allowed to buy it for me (again, policy or something). We explained to the ticket dude (don't know what you call those people) my plight, but he would not budge and was kind of a douche about it. Eventually we found another bus station owned by a different company ( i think it was grayhound) and made it back to the hotel.

San Francisco.

I live in San Jose. Deal with it all the time.

Nigeria

Quebec City

^^ Came here to say just that.

I'm from Boston, it's a pretty rude city.

It's the hipsters, isn't it?

Damn Indz, you gotta step up your game, man. Nigeria is a country, not a city. I know you were trying to jab at TC, but come on, buddy. :P

New York, but I haven't been to many cities and there was still some really nice people and I still talk to a couple of guys I met there.

Just joking with TC =P

Hipsters and basic bitches/brodudes.

New York, very rude despite I was born there but later raise in Atlanta GA.

@YoshiYoshi what kind of question is that? Gamespot city, what?

Does it have to be a US city?

@Gaming-Planet: that's been my experience too, what's wrong with you guys lol.

Quite clearly you have never been to any southern U.S. cities. Try going to one of those and not being 100% white.

In a lot of towns/cities in Quebec,namely 1st-Montreal.

^^ x 10000

Toronto is a city; NY unless you clearly indicate NY City, California and Texas are not cities numb nuts.

@samusbeliskner: I'm southern and I haven't had any problems here living and I'm not White.

Been to Gulfport (Mississippi), Mobile Bay (Alabama), Pensacola (Florida), and other cities in that region. I have yet to see anyone being rude to my wife and kids.

The question is, "Have YOU been to any city in the US South?"

Any city that I've had the pleasure of visiting within the province of Quebec. If you don't speak french and come from anywhere else, don't except a warm welcome or friendly people. Oh and have fun reading the signs that don't house the countries main language, English. So wish they'd just said **** you your only speaking English from now on back in the day. Because now theirs this shit french section of the country that doesn't mesh with the rest of it.

Two districts of the city I live in. :D

I agree with the folks that say Montreal, I didn't have a good experience there

@nigeriaforlife: Is "ruddest" a word?

As for rudest city, I haven't personally experienced it but I do see Vancouver get a lot of heat from people (including Canadians).

-Byshop

Hard to say. Most cities I've visited are not very rude. Stockholm, Istanbul, Berlin or Tunis perhaps

Man, Quebec must really be a wannabe France.

Just about any city in Oregon.

We visited Ottawa (Tulip Festival) and Montreal (UEFA with some Italian friends). The locals were pretty nice to us Yanks.

When the roles were reversed and the Frenchies visited the casinos at Messina, Turning Stone, and Vernon Downs, we returned the favor by being nice to them.

Oakland, California.

SF, really ? This is the most accepted city in the world, anything goes. Someone was rude to you? How rude !

usa

definitely Montreal. I haven't visited many places in my life, but they were all nicer than Montreal. It sucks that I go to school there

Does the rudder of a boat count?

Yes, the homeless people and the cops.

And OT a city. I guess System Wars is the capital.

@nigeriaforlife: By far the rudest is London. (If it counts as a city)

People push you everywhere, everyone ignores you if you need help, Cars try to make people walk faster at the lights by nearly running into them (Happened to me)

@thegerg: Not really sure but I have seen lots of discussions about it over the internet so I just included it in for that reason

In the US, Boston and New Jersey. I actually find people in the west coast friendly but not genuine. Around the world, China has some of the rudest individuals I have ever encountered.

I have a feeling you're not actually basing that on any real experience just your preconceived notion of the south. I have a lot of time in various southern states (since Air Force has a lot of bases in the south) and all of the interactions with locals are always very pleasant. People there certainly live up to the reputation of southern hospitality.

And no, I'm not 100% white.

System Wars is the Mos Eisley Cantina of Gamespot.

-Byshop

What is it about Quebec that gives it that notorious reputation? I've never been to the place but worked under an immigrant from there and damn, I wish I never crossed paths with that dipshit.

They're victims in their own mind.